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Ellie Kildunne to win 50th England cap in Women’s Six Nations clash with Wales

Mitchell makes 13 changes to starting XV from Italy winCardiff match to break Welsh women’s attendance recordEllie Kildunne will win her 50th cap for England when she starts against Wales at the Principality Stadium in the Women’s Six Nations on Saturday as one of 13 changes to the starting XV. Kildunne, who made her England debut in 2017 and has scored 36 tries for her country, will start at full-back after making an appearance off the bench on the wing in England’s 38-5 win over Italy last Sunday.“She is outstanding, she is the girl that everyone is looking up to at the moment,” said England’s forwards coach, Louis Deacon. “She is such an exciting player. To achieve 50 games for the Red Roses is an outstanding achievement but she has got so many more games to come down the line as well.” The wings Abby Dow and Jess Breach will round off the back three either side of Kildunne while Megan Jones and Tatyana Heard feature for the first time this tournament in the centre partnership wi...



Ellie Kildunne will win her 50th cap for England in the Women's Six Nations match against Wales, marking her debut in 2017. England's coach, John Mitchell, made 13 changes to the starting XV from the previous game against Italy to test different combinations with the World Cup in mind. The match at the Principality Stadium is set to break the Welsh attendance record for women's sports, with over 18,000 tickets sold. Wales has made two changes to their starting team after losing to Scotland.

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